Senate Democrats Launch Probe Of Foreign Payments To Jared Kushner’s Firm
Democrats are increasing their scrutiny of Jared Kushner’s business activities.
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Amtrak Pays Executives Hefty Bonuses as Losses Continue
Fourteen Amtrak executives received more than $200,000 in incentive bonuses last year despite the service’s poor recent financial performance and struggles with its capital improvement projects, according to documents obtained by The New York Times.
Pete Buttigieg attacks Justice Alito's wife for 'Pride flag' comments, warns SCOTUS has 'no supervision'
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday warned that the Supreme Court traditionally has "no supervision" and suggested that Justice Samuel Alito and his wife, Martha-Ann Alito, were associated with "insurrectionist symbology."
House committee sounds alarm on systemic 'failures' of US agency funding media abroad
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, R-Texas, is raising alarms about a U.S. government agency responsible for broadcasting media in foreign countries.
Biden pushed to revoke Al Jazeera credentials after Israeli hostage reportedly found in journalist's home
FIRST ON FOX: President Biden is being pressured to revoke media credentials from Al Jazeera and cut off its access to the White House following revelations that one of its affiliated journalists reportedly held an Israeli hostage in their family's Gaza home.
Biden cheers cooling inflation ahead of key Fed interest rate decision
President Joe Biden on Wednesday took a victory lap on the latest inflation report, which found that consumer prices did not rise in May over their April levels, marking the first time since 2022 that U.S. month over month inflation has remained flat. "Prices are still too high, but today's report shows welcome progress on lowering inflation," Biden said in a statement. The other good news for consumers from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics report was that the annual rate of inflation fell to 3.3% in May, down from 3.4% in April and 3.5% in March. The numbers also came in cooler than economists had expecte
Green Leader Elizabeth May says there's no list of disloyal current MPs in unredacted NSICOP report
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May says she's read the original version of a highly-publicized intelligence watchdog's report on foreign interference and she doesn't believe any of her House of Commons colleagues knowingly betrayed their country.
A 'cloud of suspicion' hangs over Parliament — and no one knows what to do about it
There is a «cloud of suspicion» hanging over the House of Commons, Conservative MP Gerard Deltell said on Monday.